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Coverage of a sexual assault on campus, the fourth since Spring 1980. In response, student residence staff organize self-defense workshops for women.

Coverage of a sexual assault on campus in September 1980, the second in one week.

Posters are circulated in the Milton-Parc neighbourhood, an area adjacent to campus, in an effort to find the person responsible for a September 1981 sexual assault. The poster effort is organized by the SSMU vice-president who also advocates for the…

A letter to the editor regarding a previous Daily article announcing the creation of an escort service by men aimed at making women feel safer while walking home at night. The author argues that an escort service staffed by unknown men will not…

After an increase in sexual violence on campus, the newly formed Sub-Committee on Safety for Women begins a series of initiatives to increase awareness of security issues on campus.

After an increase in sexual violence on campus and in campus buildings, university secretaries confront university administrators and demand action.

Created by the Senate Sub-Committee on Safety for Women, a poster with McGill Security's phone number hung in campus washrooms gets mixed reactions.

After an increase in sexual assaults on or near campus, McGill Security services are unwilling to give any information about the number of security staff on campus or how they address incidents of sexual violence.

An article critiquing the posters and campus maps created by the Senate Sub-Committee on Safety for Women as being inadequate. Instead, the authors demand increased security and improvements to the training of security staff, increased lighting on…

A letter to the editor criticizing the Senate Sub-Committee on Safety for Women's 1983 washroom poster. The letter suggests adding tactics to use in the event of a washroom assault to the poster.